Local quartet recital at Lorain County Community College
The Black River String Quartet will perform free at 7 p.m. Saturday in the Stocker Center Studio Theater at Lorain County Community College. Amy King Janice Krueger Bryan Fowler and John Kukula join for two string quartets including a Leclair piece. The LCCC Division of Arts and Humanities sponsors the event.
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Lorain selects Cassano as new Admiral King principal
Lorain Admiral King High School will get Anthony Cassano as principal starting July 1 after an 8 to 1 school board vote. Cassano, 52, from Woodrow Wilson High School in Youngstown, replaces retiring William Kingsley, who served 30 years. The district notes Cassano’s data driven approach and alignment with the High Schools That Work plan. his salary is 70000 annually.
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Ride Right On The Right Way For Bicyclists
Ed Stewart of Elyria argues riders should stay as far right as practicable while riding. He explains lane sharing, hazards, and safe positions two to three feet from the edge or centered when lanes are narrow, urging helmet use and caution around stopped or turning vehicles.
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Dems press GOP telemarketing firm over campaign solicitations
Democrats grilled InfoCision Management Corp. executive Steven Brubaker on Capitol Hill about telemarketing for the NRCC. Brubaker offered to review complaints but refused to confirm client details or address doctors misled in the campaign. NRCC spokesman defended the calls as legitimate while doctors are offered a Physicians Advisory Board certificate in exchange for $300 to $500 donations.
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Officers charged after grad party raids in Ohio
Kalida Police Chief Brian Hatfield and Fort Jennings officer Alan Casillo pleaded innocent to impersonating an officer in a case tied to grad party raids in Putnam County. The misdemeanor carries up to six months in jail and $1000 fine. The sheriff says the officers acted outside jurisdiction during a statewide underage drinking probe and were cleared by local officials to assist in raids that yielded 22 arrests.
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